Brilliance at the Basics | 17th Sergeant Major of the Army, SMA Michael R. Weimer.

Brilliance at the Basics. In our first episode of the new year, SMA Tilley engages in a powerful and profound conversation with the 17th Sergeant Major of the Army, SMA Michael R. Weimer. In this exclusive interview, SMA Weimer takes us through his remarkable military journey, placing a spotlight on key leadership principles that have defined his career. He further delves into the essence of the Oath of Enlistment and its enduring significance; understanding how it shapes the foundation of service and commitment. SMA Weimer also shares insights on the concept of "Brilliance at the Basics," emphasizing the transformative power that mastery of fundamental skills has on individual and collective success.

[@joelharvey579]

Total badass. God bless you Sgt Major

[@marjakoopman2534]

Thank you for your service 🙏😊🇺🇲 greetings from the Nederland 🇾🇪 💞

[@jasonrobertson5526]

Great video, excellent message and motivation! Now, can we please have beards soon?

[@anthonyjohnson8196]

Thank you Daniel for the correction and update good to hear . Moreover I will remember next time I read articles, you can't always believe what you read .

[@1949janny]

goed work yes michael thanks voor de surfers ik bid voor you wees veilig yes michael 🥰💞💯💞🙏💪💘

[@anthonyjohnson8196]

Sargent major I feel it's wrong for the army to charge it's soldiers for their food . I think it would improve our image and reputation for enlistment benefits. I'm sure you feel the same way, most men who will risk or give their life for the united states 🇺🇸 feel worthy they earned their food. I say this for the good of the army and hope it helps.

[@danielwhite8741]

Soldiers do not pay for their food. BAS (Basic Allowance for Subsistence) is provided, it is either used at the unit DFAC (Dining Facility) or included in their pay, depending on whether or not there is a DFAC available or if the Soldier has dependents (Dependents regardless of rank grant Soldiers both BAH (Basic Allowance for Housing) and BAS).

[@Mitchell7]

MARINES Look and are more hard core trained.

[@jahemgilligan8432]

you missed the whole message they were talking about